This is where you’ll find help with different types of aquarium gear and equipment.
Learn how to choose the best products for your particular tank setup with the comprehensive guides found here.
In these guides, I will share my research or personal experience with anything from small heaters to large canister aquarium filters, and even premium LED lighting for plant or coral growth.
Transform your planted aquarium into a vibrant underwater paradise with the right commercial products. This guide will teach you how the right blend of micronutrients and macronutrients can unleash the full potential of your aquatic plants. From low-maintenance setups to high-tech aquariums, find the perfect fertilizer to nourish your aquatic flora!
You recently bought a betta fish but you’re starting to question if you did everything right and now a particular piece of gear has piqued your interest.
When I was initially looking into the filtration system I use for my fish tank I wasn’t aware of the many varieties out there.
LED aquarium lights will likely produce the most plant growth in a planted tank and are one of the best ways to achieve that. However, a comprehensive guide is needed to help with best utilizing them.
With freshwater plants craving both light and nourishment, the substrate choice becomes paramount. But before you rush to bury your greenery in the first soil you find, consider this comprehensive guide. From the humble grains of sand to the nutrient-rich aqua soils, each substrate type has its own tale to tell, affecting not only the flora but also the entire ecosystem of your tank.
When choosing something that will keep your fish tank clean you’ll need a little more than just a product description.
Aquarium filtration may turn out noisy if you’re not familiar with the right equipment. A silent external fish tank filter does exist and, in fact, there’s more than one.
Your fish tank’s water looks somewhat cloudy and at this point, mechanical filtration seems like a good idea.
Having a 125-gallon fish tank is presumably the next level of fishkeeping, and, boy, can it be rewarding.